> Folk Music > Records > Ray and Archie Fisher: Far Over the Forth
Ray and Archie Fisher: Far Over the Forth
Far Over the Forth Topic Records TOP67 (7" EP, UK, 1961) |
Recorded in 1960 in Hampstead, St. Pancras and Edinburgh.
All tracks were included in 1965 on the compilation LP Bonny Lass Come O’er the Burn (Topic 12T128).
Musicians
Ray Fisher: vocals [1-4];
Archie Fisher: vocals [1, 4],
guitar [1, 3-4]
Tracks
Side 1
- The Night Visiting Song (Roud 22568; G/D 4:783) (2.58)
- Far Over the Forth (Roud 3360) (3.48)
Side 2
- The Twa Corbies (Roud 5; Child 26) (2.09)
- Kilbogie (Roud 95; G/D 4:851) (3.05)
All tracks trad.
All tracks were reissued in 1965 on the LP Bonny Lass Come O’er the Burn
> Folk Music > Records > The Fisher Family: Traditional & New Songs From Scotland
The Fisher Family: Traditional & New Songs From Scotland
Traditional & New Songs From Scotland Topic Records 12T137 (LP, UK, 1966) |
Recorded by Bill Leader at the Fisher Family’s home in
Monkseaton, Northumbria in 1965;
Notes by Norman Buchan;
Photograph by Joe Boyd
Musicians
Archie, Ray, Cindy, Joyce, Audrey and Priscilla Fisher: vocals;
Archie Fisher: guitar accompaniment
Tracks
Side 1
- Come All Ye Fisher Lassies
(Roud 12504)
(1.51)
The Family led by Ray - Schoolday˚s Over
(Roud 16146)
(1.27)
Ray & Archie acc. guitar - The Rigs o’ Rye
(Roud 985)
(3.25)
Archie acc. guitar - Donal Ogue (Young Dan)
(Roud 3379)
(2.53)
Joyce acc. guitar - For Our Lang Biding Here
(Roud 8561)
(1.45)
Archie acc. guitar - Joy of My Heart
(1.55)
The Family lead by Ray & Archie acc. guitar
Side 2
- Hey Ca’ Through
(Roud 8692)
(1.08)
Ray, Joyce, Audray and Priscilla - What’s Poor Mary Weeping For
(Roud 2118; G/D 8:1606) /
Bonny Lassie O
(Roud 4845; G/D 7:1486)
(1.57)
Ray & Archie acc. guitar - I Am a Miller tae My Trade
(Roud 888; G/D 7:1489)
(2.43)
Cindy & Joyce - I Am a Freeborn Man
(2.05)
Archie acc. guitar - The Birken Tree
(Roud 5069; G/D 4:802)
(2.12)
Joyce & Cindy - Aince Upon a Time
(Roud 3361; G/D 7:1399)
(1.29)
Ray & Archie acc. guitar
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 1-2, 10 Ewan MacColl;
Track 6 Hugh S. Roberton;
Track 7 Robert Burns;
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher
Archie Fisher
Archie Fisher Transatlantic Records XTRA 1070 (LP, UK, 1968) |
Recorded at Craighall Studios, Edinburgh, and Livingstone Studios, Barnet, 1968;
Produced by Bill Leader;
Design and photography: Sovereign Studios, Leeds
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, guitar, dulcimer, concertina, sitar;
John MacKinnon: violin, mandolin;
John Doonan: piccolo, whistle
Tracks
Side 1
- Open the Door Softly (1.57)
- Reynardine (Roud 397; Laws P15; G/D 2:333) (2.39)
- The Terror Time (2.39)
- The Three Gypsies (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (2.57)
- The Kielder Hunt (Roud 5126) (2.40)
- The Trooper and the Maid (Roud 162; Child 299; G/D 7:1470) (1.54)
Side 2
- The Child on the Road (Roud 20; Child 3) (2.22)
- The Beggar Wench (Roud 2153; G/D 2:303; TYG 65) (2.20)
- Bogie’s Bonny Belle (Roud 2155; G/D 7:1396) (2.51)
- Matt Highland (Roud 2880) (4.38)
- Farewell She (Roud 803; Henry H504) (2.38)
- The Snows They Melt the Soonest (Roud 3154) (2.18)
All tracks trad. except
Track 3 Ewan MacColl
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon: The Fate o’ Charlie
The Fate o’ Charlie
The Fate o’ Charlie Trailer Records LER3002 (LP, UK, 1969) |
Recorded in Kirkcaldy, Fifeshire by Bill Leader;
Produced by Bill Leader
Cover picture: The Field of Prestonpans, 21 September 1745,
after Sir W. Allen, Radio Times Hulton Picture Library
See also Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger’s album The Jacobite Rebellions. It has the same cover picture and was recorded by Bill Leader too.
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals [1-3, 8a, 13],
guitar, concertina, dulcimer, mandolin;
Barbara Dickson: vocals [2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 15],
guitar, bodhrán;
John MacKinnon: vocals [2, 5, 12],
violin, mandolin
Tracks
Side 1
- [AF] Cam Ye o’er Frae France (Roud 5814; G/D 1:120)
- [AF, BD, JM] The Three Healths
- [AF] Wha Wadna Fight for Charlie (Roud V16245)
- [BD] The White Cockade (Roud 709; G/D 1:124)
- [JM] My Bonny Hieland Laddie (Roud 5778; G/D 1:126)
- [BD] The Hieland Widow’s Lament (Roud V13721)
- Prestonpans
- [AF] The Battle of Prestonpans / Killicrankie
Side 2
- [BD] O’er the Water to Charlie (Roud 729; G/D 1:135)
- Prince Charlie
- [BD] Highland Harry (Roud 3809; G/D 1:134)
- [JM] The Fate o’ Charlie
- [AF] The Highlander’s Lament
- O’er the Water
- [BD] The Flowers o’ the Forest (Roud 3812)
Tracks 1, 3, 7-8, 13-14 trad arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2, 10 trad arr. Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson, John MacKinnon;
Tracks 4, 6, 9, 11, 15 trad arr. Barbara Dickson;
Tracks 5, 12 trad arr. John MacKinnon
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher & Barbara Dickson: Thro’ the Recent Years
Archie Fisher & Barbara Dickson: Thro’ the Recent Years
Thro’ the Recent Years Decca LK 5041/SKL 5041 (LP, UK, 1970) |
Produced by Ray Horricks;
Engineered by Robert Sibbald on 4-track in Edinburgh and by
Terry Johnson and David Grinsted on 8-track in London;
Cover photo by Ian McCalman
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals [1, 3, 5-8, 11-14], guitar;
Barbara Dickson: vocals [2, 4, 6, 8-14];
Des Haldane,
Rab Noakes: backing vocals, guitar;
Ronnie Reay: bass;
Bill Kemp: drums;
Roger Coulam: organ;
Jack Ellory: flute;
Alex Sutherland: trombone, piano
Tracks
Side 1
- The January Man (2.34)
- You Like the Sun (3.04)
- Morning (2.02)
- Tears of Rage (4.16)
- Friends and Lovers (2.06)
- Somebody Counts on Me (3.26)
- The Frolicsome Alcoholic Mermaid (1.40)
Side 2
- If I’d Stayed Around (4.34)
- Lullaby for Father (2.37)
- I Am the Great Sun (1.56)
- First of the Few (3.03)
- Fiddlers’ Green (4.02)
- Together Forever (2.34)
- Thro’ the Recent Years (2.52)
Track 1 Dave Goulder;
Track 2 Andrew Lothian;
Tracks 3, 5, 9, 11, 14 Archie Fisher;
Track 4 Bob Dylan, Richard Manuel;
Tracks 6, 8, 13 Rab Noakes;
Track 10 Charles Causley, Archie Fisher;
Track 12 John Conolly
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Orfeo
Archie Fisher: Orfeo
Orfeo Decca SKL 5057 (LP, UK, 1970) |
Recorded in Edinburgh on 4 track, engineer Robert Sibbald,
and in London on 8 track, engineer David Grinsted;
Produced by Ray Horricks;
Photograph: Ian McCalman
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, lead guitar;
Barbara Dickson: backing vocals;
Daryl Ronswick: bass, bass guitar;
Rab Noakes: backing vocals, rhythm guitar;
Bill Kemp: drums;
Alex Sutherland: piano, arrangements, string group conductor;
Tracks
Side 1
- Orfeo (Roud 136; Child 19) (8.46)
- To Joan Eardley (1.52)
- Silver Tassie (Roud 30954) (2.30)
- The Mountain Rain (3.24)
- Just in Passing (2.34)
Side 2
- From a City Balcony (3.24)
- The Norway Maid (Roud 197; Child 113) (4.36)
- Tak’ the Road (Roud 4599; G/D 4:875; Henry H18a) (1.46)
- Sadness Salesman (2.55)
- The Last Time I Saw Esau Shaw (3.16)
- Whatever Happened to Me? (2.43)
Tracks 1, 7-8, trad arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2, 6 Archie Fisher, Edward Morgan;
Track 3 words Robert Burns, music Archie Fisher;
Tracks 4-5, 9, 11 Archie Fisher;
Track 10 Archie Fisher, Rab Noakes
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: The Man With a Rhyme
Archie Fisher: The Man With a Rhyme
The Man with a Rhyme Folk-Legacy Records FSS-61 (LP, USA, 1976) |
Recorded and edited by Sandy Paton;
Notes by Archie Fisher;
Photograph by David Gahr
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, guitar;
Wendy Grossman: concertina, banjo, dulcimer;
Kathy Westra: cello;
Lani Herrmann: fiddle;
Annie Mayo Muir: flute;
Lorraine Lee: magic dulcimer [6, 15]
Tracks
Side 1
- Twa Bonnie Maidens (Roud 3772) (3.23)
- Welcome Royal Charlie (Roud 5817; G/D 1:136) (3.03)
- Dark Eyed Molly (2.59)
- Queen Among the Heather (Roud 375; G/D 5:962; Henry H177) (3.49)
- Jock Stewart (Roud 975) (2.57)
- The Witch of the West-mer-lands (4.38)
- The Echo Mocks the Corncrake (Roud 2736; G/D 5:945; Henry H18b) (2.42)
Side 2
- Western Island (2.01)
- Upstairs, Downstairs (Roud 19923) (1.58)
- Mount and Go (Roud 3860; G/D 7:1361) (3.13)
- The Wounded Whale (Roud 2004) (4.09)
- The Cruel Brother (Roud 26; Child 11) (5.45)
- Helen of Kirkconnell Lea (Roud 8191) (3.29) [CD only bonus track]
- Coshieville (3.04)
- South Wind (3.19)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 3, 6, 8 Archie Fisher;
Track 14 Stewart MacGregor;
Track 15 Donal O’Sullivan
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Will Ye Gang, Love
Archie Fisher: Will Ye Gang, Love
Will Ye Gang, Love Topic Records 12TS277 (LP, UK, 1976) |
Recorded by Tony Engle at Riverside Studios, Barnes;
Produced by Tony Engle and Tony Russell;
Notes by Arthur Argo;
Sleeve design by Tony Engle;
Photograph by courtesy of Jill Curnick
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, guitar;
Allan Barty: fiddle [1, 3-4, 10, 12, 14],
mandola [5, 7, 9];
John Tams: melodeon [1, 4, 10, 12, 14]
Tracks
Side 1
- O Charlie, O Charlie (Roud 2584; G/D 3:401) (2.07)
- Lindsay (2.32)
- The Broom o’ the Cowdenknowes (Roud 8709) (3.41)
- Mally Lee (Roud 6130) (2.33)
- Will Ye Gang, Love (Roud 60; Laws P25; G/D 6:1170; Henry H683) (3.54)
- The Flower of France and England, O (Roud 5532; G/D 4:719) (3.50)
Side 2
- The Laird o’ Windy Wa’s (Roud 135; G/D 4:778) (2.13)
- Men o’ Worth (2.51)
- Looly, Looly (2.50)
- Dreg Song (Roud 8628) (1.38)
- Adam Cameron (Roud 5528) (4.19)
- Blackbirds and Thrushes (Roud 329) (2.26)
- The Gallant Ninety Two (Roud 3775) (1.20)
- The Rovin’ Ploughboy (Roud 2138; G/D 3:547) (1.53)
All tracks trad. except
Tracks 2, 8 Archie Fisher
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: Off the Map
Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: Off the Map
Off the Map Snow Goose Songs SGS 1112 (LP, Canada, 1986) |
Recorded during Archie Fisher’s summer tour of Canada and the USA in 1985
by Digitracks Mobile Recording, Scarborough, Ontario;
Arranged and produced by Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers;
Engineered by Greg Roberts;
Mixed by Garnet Rogers and Greg Roberts at George Axon Studios, Toronto;
Front cover photo: Garnet Rogers;
Back cover photos and inside sleeve: Martin Franklin
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, guitar;
Garnet Rogers: fiddle
Tracks
Side 1
- Borderland (3.29)
- The Mosstrooper’s Lament (3.00)
- The Long and Lonely Winter (2.28)
- The Winter It Is Past (Roud 583; G/D 6:1104) (2.23)
- The Laird of Udny (Roud 135; G/D 4:778) (4.24)
- Lassie o’ the Morning (4.59)
- Joy of My Heart (3.10)
Side 2
- Ettrick (2.28)
- Mallie Leigh (2.30)
- The Final Trawl (3.53)
- The Boatie Rows (Roud 3095) (3.00)
- The Last Leviathan (5.12)
- Rolling Home (Roud 4766) (7.41)
All tracks trad. except
Track 1 words Roger Quinn, music Archie Fisher;
Track 3 Dave Goulder;
Track 4 Robert Burns / trad.;
Track 6 Jack Foley;
Track 7 Hugh S. Roberton;
Track 8 words Lady Mary Scott, music Archie Fisher;
Track 10 Archie Fisher;
Track 12 Andy Barnes;
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Sunsets I’ve Galloped Into…
Archie Fisher: Sunsets I’ve Galloped Into…
Sunsets I’ve Galloped Into… Snow Goose Songs SGS 1114 (LP, USA, 1988) |
Recorded by Greg Rogers at Grant Avenue Studio, Hamilton, Ontario in September 1987 and February 1988;
Produced by Garnet Rogers;
Executive producer Valerie Rogers;
Mastered at McClear Place,Toronto, Ontario
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals [1-14],
acoustic guitar [1-12, 14],
guitar synthesiser [2a];
Garnet Rogers: violin [2a, 5, 12],
electric guitar [7-8],
synthesiser [8],
flute [9];
David Woodland: piano [1, 2b],
fretless bass [3, 7-8, 10, 14]
Tracks
Side 1
- Ashfields and Brine (2.40)
- Yonder Banks / The Shipyard Apprentice (4.00)
- The Cuillins of Home (2.30)
- Southside Blues (3.05)
- Silver Coin (2.36)
- The Presence (2.06)
- Gunsmoke and Whisky (3.00)
Side 2
- Bill Hosie (3.30)
- I Wandered By a Brookside (Roud 2418) (3.36)
- Merry England (3.00)
- The Great North Road (2.10)
- Eastfield (3.16)
- The Black Horse (1.10)
- All That You Ask Me (3.16)
Tracks 1, 7-8, 10-13 Archie Fisher;
Track 2a Graeme Miles;
Track 2b words Archie Fisher, music Bobby Campbell;
Tracks 3, 9 trad. arr. Archie Fisher;
Track 4 Stewart MacGregor;
Track 5 Terry Hiscock;
Track 6 words Stewart MacGregor, music Archie Fisher;
Track 9 words Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron Hougthon (1809-1885);
Track 14 Keiran Hoss
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: Windward Away
Archie Fisher: Windward Away
Windward Away Red House Records RHR-CD-124 (CD, USA, 22 July 2008) |
Recorded, mixed and pre-mastered in Hart Street Studios, Edinburgh;
Engineered by Roy Ashby;
Mastered by Airshow Mastering, Boudler, Colorado, USA;
Sketch by Robert Bateman;
Photography by Stephanie Tristam;
Layout by John Slavin
Tracks 12-19 were recorded in the 1970’s for an album for Tommy Makem and Liam Clacy’s Blackbird label which never saw the light of day. The original tapes were subsequently discovered some 27 years later and so Archie included some of these tracks on this CD.
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin
Track 1-11:
David Paton: fretless electric 5 string bass
Track 12-19:
Allan Barty: fiddle, mandolin;
Lucy Cowan: fiddle, viola, keyboards;
Francis Cowan: cello, bass;
Christina Cowan: fiddle;
Mike Whelland: percussion
Tracks
Windward Away
- Borderland (3.10)
- Ontario Dust (4.43)
- Bonnie Border Lass (3.23)
- Windward Away (3.33)
- Surge of the Sea (2.36)
- River and the Road (3.56)
- Shepherd on the Hill (5.12)
- Every Man’s Heart (3.29)
- Ride Through the Rainbow (3.38)
- Speak Your Name (4.10)
- Before Eternity (4.30)
The Missing Master
- The Final Trawl (3.29)
- The Winter It Is Past (Roud 583; G/D 6:1104) (2.38)
- Silver Coin (2.44)
- Star of the Belle Isle (3.29)
- Ashfields and Brine (2.24)
- Eire Lingers (3.16)
- Cuillins of Home (2.30)
- Joy of My Heart (3.00)
Track 1 poem Roger Quin, music Archie Fisher;
Tracks 2-4, 6-12, 16-17 Archie Fisher;
Track 5 D. MacVicar;
Track 13 Robert Burns;
Track 14 Mike Hipkiss;
Track 18 Gordon Bok;
Track 19 trad. Hugh Robertson
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher: A Silent Song
Archie Fisher: A Silent Song
A Silent Song Red House Records RHR-CD-235 (CD, USA, 18 September 2015) |
Produced by Archie Fisher;
Recorded by Matthew Zimmerman at Wild Sound, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
with additional recording by Sean Boyd at Artfarm, Accord, New York;
Mixed by Chris Frymire, assisted by Steve Kaul, at Wild Sound;
Mastered by Chris Frymire at Modern Minstrel Mixxing, Minneapolis;
Front and back cover photographs by Joy C. Bennett;
Interior photograph by Chris Koldewey;
Layout and design by Eric Peltoniemi
Musicians
Archie Fisher: vocals, guitar;
Luna Skye: cello [2, 4];
Linda Richards: vocals [4, 8];
Phillip Mazure: guitar [9];
Isaac Alderson: flute [12];
Joel Sayles: bass [12]
Tracks
- Waltz Into Winter (3.29)
- Bonnie Annie Laurie (Roud 8179) (3.18)
- Half the World Away (3.12)
- Lass from the Low Country (Roud 19029) (3.56)
- Lord of the May (2.57)
- Mary Ann (Roud 4438) (3.23)
- No Way to Treat a Friend (3.28)
- A River Like You (3.25)
- Song for a Friend (3.36)
- The Gifts (3.51)
- You Took the Day (3.30)
- The Parting Glass (2.48)
Tracks 1, 3, 9, 11 Archie Fisher;
Track 2 poem by William Douglas, music Alicia Scott (1834);
Track 4 words trad. adapted John Jacob Niles, music John Jacob Niles;
Track 5 words trad., music Archie Fisher;
Track 6 trad.;
Track 7 Kirsty McGee;
Track 8 Ian Davison;
Track 10 Richard Berman;
Track 12 Judy (Judith) B. Goodenough, middle verse by Archie Fisher
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: The Best Times After All
Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers: The Best Times After All
The Best Times After All Snow Goose Songs (CD, Canada, 10 October 2019) |
Produced by Scott Merritt and Garnet Rogers;
Recorded live by Scott Merritt
at Goderich, London, Toronto, and Ottawa, Ontario, in October 2018;
Special thanks to Cheryl Prashker and the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival,
The Aeolian Hall, London,
Lillian Wauthier and the Acoustic Harvest, Toronto,
Ian Robb at the Old Sod Folk Society, Ottawa;
Mixed by Scott Merritt at the Cottage, Guelph, Ontario, in July 2019;
Mastered by Paul Inston, Ancaster, Ontario
Musicians
Archie Fisher: guitar, vocals;
Garnet Rogers: guitar, vocals, violin
Tracks
- The Outside Track (3.47)
- Leave It With Mine (2.47)
- Riverboat (3.46)
- Mary Ann (Roud 4438) (3.15)
- Here Tonight (4.29)
- Bonnie Border Lass (3.44)
- Summer’s End (4.49)
- Waltz Into Winter (3.22)
- It’s a Gift (5.59)
- Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still (Roud 4353) (2.21)
- Small Victory (5.35)
- Ride Through the Rainbow (3.02)
- The Man in the Bed (4.49)
- Song for a Friend (3.55)
- My Name Joe (8.10)
- Make and Break Harbour (3.54)
- The Final Trawl (3.21)
All tracks by Archie Fisher and Garnet Rogers except
Track 1 words Henry Lawson;
Track 2 Terry Hiscock;
Track 3 Natalia Zukerman;
Track 4 trad. arr. Archie Fisher;
Tracks 6, 8, 12, 14, 17 Archie Fisher;
Track 10 words J.E. Carpenter, music W.T. Wrighton;
Track 13 Dave Alvin;
Track 15 David Massengill;
Track 16 Stan Rogers
> Folk Music > Records > Archie Fisher
Other records with Archie Fisher
Various Artists: Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 1, LP, Decca LK 4546, 1963
Various Artists: Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 2, LP, Decca LK 4563, 1964
Various Artists: The Hoot'nanny Show Vol. 1, LP, Waverley ZLP 2025, 1964
Various Artists: The Hoot'nanny Show Vol. 2, LP, Waverley ZLP 2032, 1964
Various Artists: Folk Festival, LP, Waverley ZLP 2033, 1964
Ray and Archie Fisher, Dolina MacLennan, Enoch Kent, Robin Gray: Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn, LP, Topic 12T128, 1965
Various Artists: Folk Songs: An Anthology (Topic Sampler No 2), LP, Topic TPS145, 1966
Various Artists: A Prospect of Scotland (Topic Sampler No 5), LP, Topic TPS169, 1966
Various Artists: The Folk Trailer, LP, Trailer LER 2019, 1970
Barbara Dickson, From the Beggar’s Mantle… Fringed With Gold, LP, Decca SKL 5116, 1971
Various Artists: The Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock, 4 LP, Island/Transatlantic Folk 1001, 1975
Various Artists: Folk Festival, 2 LP, Transatlantic TRA(D) 324, 1976
Various Artists: The Second Folk Review Record, LP, Folksound FS 107, 1976
Jean Readpath with guests: Ballad Folk, LP, BBC REC 293, 1977
Various Artists: Fylde Acoustic, LP, Trailer LER 2105, 1977
Various Artists: Music & Song of Scotland, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX030, 1989; CD, Greentrax CDGMP8017, 2021
Various Artists: Troubadours of British Folk Vol. 1, CD, Rhino R2 72160, 1995
Various Artists: Scottish Voices, CD, Topic TSCD703, 1996
Various Artists: The Acoustic Folk Box, 4 CD, Topic TSFCD4001, 2002
Various Artists: Transatlantic Folk Box Set, 3 CD, Sanctuary SMEDT137, 2004
Various Artists: Anthems in Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk 1955-1978, 4 CD, Castle Music CMXBX1030, 2006
Various Artists: People and Songs of the Sea, CD, Greentrax CDTRAX338, 2009
Various Artists: Three Score and Ten: 70 Years of Topic Records, 7 CD, Topic TOPIC70, 2009
Various Artists: The Flooers o' the Forest, 2 CD, Greentrax CDTRAX1513, 2013
Various Artists: Big Bend Killing, 2 CD, Great Smoky Mountains Association, 2017
Various Artists: Strings That Nimble Leap, Fylde Guitars and Their Players: 2 CD, Fylde Guitars / Fellside FECD285, 2019